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h1. Incoming E-mail Rules

You can specify several rules that will apply to *Clean* messages only, before they reach your Inbox.

This will allow you to deliver certain messages to special folders or redirect them to other e-mail addresses.

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Rules will apply in the order they are created
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h4. Add a new rule

* Go to {link-window:https://cp.emailarray.com|type=normal|icon=false|width=1024|height=600}[https://cp.emailarray.com]
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* Log in using your full e-mail address ( user@domain.com ) and current password.
* Click on *IncomingDelivery Rules* inicon
* Click on the left menu*New Rule* button
* Enter a unique rule name ( without spaces in the name ) and click noon *Add Rule* button
* Click on the *Manage*Edit* icon (pencil) next to the newly created rule

Rules are composed of two sections. *ClausesConditions* and *Delivery rules* once a match is found

You can add multiple ClausesConditions and multiple Delivery rules within one rule.

After you click on the Edit rule icon, you will see buttons to create Conditions and Delivery rules.


Within the *ClausesCondition* you can match a message on the *From, To, CC, To or CC, Subject, List-ID* fields, or according to *Message size*.

You can negate
Let's setup up a condition for our new rule. Click on one the matchtwo bybuttons: selecting the *NOT* operator.

* Once you have entered your matching term, click on *Add*

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Clauses, just ilke Delivery rules are joined together by the *AND* logical operator. In order to obtain the *OR* effect, simply create another rule entirely.
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*NEW 'AND' CONDITION* or *NEW 'OR CONDITION'*.

Define your conditioning. Below is an example of a condition that will check for a certain text in the e-mail's subject.


*Match Field*: Subject
*Condition*: Contains
*Negate match*: No
*Term*: test subject

After the new conditions has been defined, click on the button *Add Condition* button.

You will see that your rule is now partially created, with a condition, but missing a delivery rule (action). *Delivery Rules* can be used to either deliver the message to a specific folder, or send it to another e-mail address or delete it.


So now, let's choose our desired action. SelectWe yourwill destinationclick foron the message and click on *Add*

* Click on *Activate* in order to make the rule active*Deliver to e-mail button*, and inform a certain e-mail address, as we want to forward emails that have a subject "test subject" to this address. After that, click on the *Deliver* button.


Let's add yet one more rule, as we want the original account to also receive such emails. So let's click on *Deliver to Folder* an choose the original account's *Inbox*.





Now, check the Status of the rule, on the top. It will probably show as DISABLED. Click on top of DISABLED so it becomes ENABLED and, finally, click on the Save Rule button.




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A new rule won't take effect until the *Activate* button is clicked after you finished building your rule. After each modification to the Clauses or Delivery rules, the *Activate* button must be clicked.
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h4. Remove a rule

* Go to {link-window:https://cp.emailarray.com|type=normal|icon=false|width=1024|height=600}[https://cp.emailarray.com]
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* Log in using your full e-mail address ( user@domain.com ) and current password.
* Click on the *IncomingDelivery Rules* in the left menuicon
* Click on *Remove* the "-" icon (minus sign) next to the rule you want to remove